Code-enforcement candidate outlines proactive program, asks council to weigh costs
Chris Poe, a candidate for code enforcement, presented a proactive education-first enforcement model, outlined equipment and data-storage needs, and gave approximate monthly/hourly cost estimates; council asked for a workshop and to review additional candidates.
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Chris Poe, introduced to the council as a candidate for code enforcement, described a proactive program that emphasizes education and voluntary compliance before citations and court action. Poe said his approach centers on voluntary compliance first, then legal action for persistent violations, and emphasized operational needs such as dedicated email, cloud storage for records, and use of body-worn recording systems.
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